Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Medium Format / Film / Digital Backs – and Large Sensor Photography => Topic started by: Mike Sellers on September 15, 2015, 10:28:19 am
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Which models of Hasselblads have focus peaking? Do any other MF have this?
Mike
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I don't believe any of the current MF CMOS backs offer peaking. I know that the Phase Backs don't.
Not sure if the 645z has it or not.
It seems that peaking always comes with a EVF solution at least so far. Nikon and Canon don't offer it with their live view. However with canon you can get the Magic Lantern solution which does have a peaking offering but very rudimentary.
Paul
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645Z has it, and it's fun. It makes all those dirt cheap Pentax 645 A & 67 lenses functional.
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645Z has it, and it's fun. It makes all those dirt cheap Pentax 645 A & 67 lenses functional.
Cool to know that. I for one love peaking, with my older eyes.
Paul
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Does it have magnification in LV? That'd be awesome!
Eduardo
645Z has it, and it's fun. It makes all those dirt cheap Pentax 645 A & 67 lenses functional.
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Does it have magnification in LV? That'd be awesome!
Eduardo
Yes it does and you can use DOF preview with focus peaking to see exactly what will be in focus.
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Leica S (Typ 007) has focus peaking. Selectable color. Can be used in magnified views as well.
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If you are tethered to Phocus you click the A button on live view for fine focus. You can drag the point around. I am not aware of any in camera feature.
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+1 to this. I find it really useful even if it's an AF lens on the camera. Allows easy manual/selective focus when on the tripod.
645Z has it, and it's fun. It makes all those dirt cheap Pentax 645 A & 67 lenses functional.
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It works extremely well on the S 007 too, live view with peaking, af on any point on the screen, zoom in, whatever you like.
Mat